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Mashiko ware Tokkuri (Sake Flask) Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1920 item# 394267 (stock# YA-8)
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Sake Flask, "tokkuri," Meiji Era (1868-1912) from Mashiko, Tochigi Prefecture. H.10", Body Dia.6". This early Mashiko ware shows the "tobi kanna" technique of chatter marking around the body. In Meiji-era Mashiko, this patterned flask was called a "matsu-kawa-tokkuri" (pine-skin-tokkuri.) A rich, dark brown glaze decorates the neck. Similar wares were also produced around the same time in Fukushima Prefecture. Today, chatter marked wares, such as plates f ...click for details

Soba Choko (Noodle Cups),Early Meiji Era, 5 pcs. Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 402973 (stock# YA-5)
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Porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue Soba Choko, featuring a lovely land/seascape scene of mountains, willow tree, a hut, and the sea with boat sails and birds flying overhead. Average height 6cm, average diameter 7cm. Although soba choko are generally attributed to Arita kilns, by the late Edo-Early Meiji Period, they were also being made in Seto, as well as at kilns further north in Tohoku. These 5 cups all feature the same pattern and are all in good condition. T

Soba Choko, Imari, Edo Period Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 402989 (stock# YA-4)
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Imari ware soba choko (soba noodle dipping cup) from the mid-late Edo period (1600-1868.) Porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue painting of "takenoko" bamboo shoot pattern. H.5.5cm(2.17") x Dia.7.5cm(2.95"). A crack in the rim has been repaired using synthetic gold and lacquer. Soba choko were originally used for small morsels of food much like the mukozuke is used in today's Japanese place setting. It was not until later in the Edo Period that they were made specifically ...click for details

Cha-Tsubo (Tea Leaf Storage Jar,) Meiji Era Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Tea Articles: Pre 1910 item# 394673 (stock# YA-33)
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Tea leaf storage jars used in Japan like this were produced in and out of Japan from about the 15th century onwards. I wish I could say that this is one of the famous Muromachi Era "nanban" wares from the Phillipines or Southern China that are so prized by Japanese tea ware collectors, but it is one of the replica items made up through the Meiji Era in Seto, Japan. Still, the Japanese kept the traditional shape and produced many fine chatsubo in their own right. H.38cm (15") Body ...click for details

Imari Bowls "kurowanka", set of 10, Meiji Era Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 402998 (stock# YA-31)
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Imari ware bowls for serving small amounts of food were known as "kurowanka." These bowls feature a "sansui" land & sea scape scene in underglaze cobalt blue on a porcelain body. Each piece is in god condition with individual measurements of H.4cm X Dia.15cm.

Kasama-yaki Tsubo (Jar,) late Edo-early Meiji Era Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1910 item# 394667 (stock# YA-30)
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A rich black glaze covers this Kasama-yaki jar from the late 19th C. It is in the shape of a "natsume," a tea powder caddy used in the tea ceremony. H.21.5cm (8.5") Body Dia.16cm (6.25".) Kasama wares currently do not enjoy the fame of pots from nearby Mashiko. But Kasama, in neighboring Ibaraki Prefecture about 30 minutes away by car, preceeded Mashiko in being a ceramic production center by nearly a century, and had a hand in training the early Mashiko potters. Though most ...click for details

Tamba ware tokkuri (sake flask), Meiji Era Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1910 item# 402988 (stock# YA-3)
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Sake flask from Tamba kilns in Hyogo Prefecture, early-mid Meiji Era. Characteristic reddish-brown glaze with black ladle drips around the neck. H. 24cm, Dia. 13cm.

Mino-yaki Toushin-zara (Oil Lamp WickPlate,) Edo Period Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1900 item# 394678 (stock# YA-29)
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Toushin (wick) zara (plate) held a small amount of oil with a coiled wick, and was usually set in some sort of lamp arrangement. These were used until the advent of glass and other lamps. This example of fine folk pottery is from central Japan, likely Mino ware, produced during the Edo (1600-1868) Era. The top side has a warm yellow glaze, and the underside is unglazed. H. 1.5cm (0.6") Dia.10cm (4".)

Soba Choko, Imari, Edo Period Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 402993 (stock# YA-28)
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Imari ware soba choko from the mid-Edo Period (1600-1868). Porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue painting of "houzuki" (Chinese lantern plant), a very unusual and delightful pattern among soba choko.H.5.5cm, Dia.8cm.

Soba Choko (soba noodle cups), Imari ware Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Porcelain: Pre 1900 item# 389660 (stock# YA-27)
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A pair of Imari ware soba choko (soba noodle dipping cups) from the mid-Edo Period (1600-1868,) porcelain with underglaze cobalt blue painted design of "tampopo" (dandelion) and "cho cho" (butterflies.) H.6cm, Dia. 8.5cm. Each cup has the dandelion pattern on front, and butterflies on back. The painting on these cups is wonderfully playful, and a fine example of the stylized brushstrokes of mingei (folk) wares. The pattern of dandelion (or thistle?) and butterflies is unique, ...click for details

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